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SpringsofIyore β Dwarfism Potion
Published: 2012-12-17 00:26:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 588; Favourites: 4; Downloads: 0
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Description
Type: BreedingUsed when breeding two compatible creatures of the same species to produce a dwarfed offspring
Can be used with:
- Cyrii --> creates a Dwarf Cyrii
- LhedisΒ --> creates a Dwarf Lhedis
- IkedaΒ --> creates an Ikid
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Comments: 26
With this, are Garden Avis not accepted as the dwarf form of a regular Avis?
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No, garden avis are their own species branch. They share an ancestor, but developed differently as a species, mostly because their chosen habitats required them to be smaller. Β
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Ah! Alright thank you :3
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You can have peace.
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You got one point!
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Restnot, there can be peace for you.
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You got three points!
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can mystic cyrii use a dwarfism potion as well or is it just regular cyrii?Β
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Just the standard cyrii.
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so, out of curiosity, are Ikids the dwarf Ikedas, or is there still an unseen dwarf Ikeda species?
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Ikids are the dwarfed version of ikedas. C:
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Good to know x3
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Oh yay! So effectively making it possible to get dwarves from fullgrowns!
I wonder what the dwarf ikeda will look like
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Yes, which in turn means that dwarf releases will be rarer.
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*legasp* but they're so cute!
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Loving this idea Cao. Eager to sew a dwarf Ikeda
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Hm no, there are no 'giant' species at the Springs.
Besides, breeding choices and preferences tend to decrease the size of a species; I've never heard of someone breeding to make an animal bigger.
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Oh this guy did it to rabbits! If I can find the story I am so linking it to you. 
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ΰ² _ΰ² Who on earth would want to make a gigantic rabbit? The bigger those things are, the more evil they become.
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No clue, but I can say if we breed the Flemish Giant any bigger, we may one day be able to ride them. [link]
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Would be interesting.
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Still not going to happen. C:
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